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Heartland Animal Shelter Feb 21, 2019

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Dr. Herbert Preiser opened Heartland Animal Shelter in October of 2002 with a vision to eliminate euthanasia to any adoptable animal. Dr. Preiser, DVM and founder of Heartland Animal Shelter wanted to make a difference by saving the lives of pets who might otherwise be euthanized because of the overpopulation of unwanted pets. Since 2002, Heartland has saved thousands of lives and they continue to be advocates for homeless pets until no more adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized. At any given time, Heartland has around 140 pets available for adoption.

Arizona Animal Welfare League Feb 14, 2019

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The Arizona Animal Welfare League is the oldest and largest no-kill organization in Arizona. They're always innovating with their programs and looking to help not only their community but the state of Arizona and beyond. If your organization is stuck and looking for a new way to build relationships and extend your reach, this is a must listen to podcast with Michael & Dr. Matt.

Animal Care Sanctuary Feb 07, 2019

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The Animal Care Sanctuary is located in East Smithfield, Pennsylvania and has been around for more than 52 years. They take in animals from overrun shelters, areas hit by disaster, owner surrenders and those that are abandoned, mistreated or have special needs. Like many other animal rescues and shelters, they rely heavily on volunteers and donations. Joan talks to us about the amazing programs they have put in place and even some challenges they encounter as a rural animal shelter in Pennsylvania.

Homeward Pet Adoption Center Jan 31, 2019

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Jim from Homeward Pet Adoption Center joins us today. Celebrating 29 years this year they have learned a thing or two when it comes to saving lives. Since their founding in 1990 more than 31,000 animals have been given a second chance. Through the hard work and dedication of the volunteers they are able to save approximately 2,000 animals per year. Jim talks to us about the life-saving programs they have in place to help the animals in their community. Jim shares with us the programs that have made the most impact and how having the community behind them has propelled them to the next level.

Dubuque Regional Humane Society Jan 24, 2019

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Today, due to outstanding public relations efforts, the Dubuque Regional Humane Society has reached household word status in the tri-state area. A dedicated staff of 25 individuals operate the shelter, open to the public 6 days a week, and provide a myriad of services. Through regular community outreach programs, including regular spots on local radio and TV, the adoption program is running at record levels while annual fundraisers like "Strut Your Mutt," "In the Doghouse," and the "Tails at Twilight" fall gala have created positive awareness to the society's mission.

Adams County Humane Society Jan 17, 2019

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The Adams County Humane Society was incorporated in 1974 and they currently take in approximately 500-600 animals a year. Even though they are a small shelter with limited funds and resources located in a rural community, they work with overcrowded and high-kill organizations outside of Wisconsin to save as many animals as possible. They work with people all over the state when it comes to finding forever homes for their animals.

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